Interfacing with Athena

[Kushal Pisavadia]

I realise that it's a long way off, but what interfaces should the project support?

Off the top of my head, the popular ones currently are (in no particular order):

1. Thrift
2. Javascript
3. JSON
4. SQL

Kind Regards,

Kushal Pisavadia
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[Ian Clarke]

Hmm, well I always saw it as being used as a Java library within a Java project, but I guess there is no reason that it couldn't be stand-alone accessible through a cross-platform API like Thrift, or some kind of JSON-based REST API.

That being said, this is for the future.

What I thought you were going to ask is what Interfaces Store should implement.  I guess Store could implement Map<Set<String>, V> but not sure how useful it would be, or if we might have trouble supporting all of the functionality of that interface.

Ian.

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[Kushal Pisavadia]

I was asking about stand-alone interfaces but you bring up a good point.

Whatever we decide, while it can be changed at a future date, it's likely to affect a lot of the underlying system. Especially in relation to making things concurrent.

Kind Regards,

Kushal Pisavadia
E: kus...@gmail.com